Emily Meadows

Jul 26, 2023 | tieonline.com | Emily Meadows |Juan Jacobs Sheblak

Whiteness Accountability Group for International Educators Summer Book/Article Study We are white international educators showing up to do the work of whiteness accountability as one piece of anti-racism progress. We challenge ourselves and each other to recognize and be accountable for whiteness in international schools, including individual, institutional, and systemic white privilege and power. If you’d like to take part in this work, please join us.

Jul 26, 2023 | tieonline.com | Emily Meadows |Juan Jacobs Sheblak

Whiteness Accountability Group for International Educators Summer Book/Article Study We are white international educators showing up to do the work of whiteness accountability as one piece of anti-racism progress. We challenge ourselves and each other to recognize and be accountable for whiteness in international schools, including individual, institutional, and systemic white privilege and power. If you’d like to take part in this work, please join us.

Jul 24, 2023 | tieonline.com | Emily Meadows |Juan Jacobs Sheblak

DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION Videos for Change By international school students, Morocco 19-Jul-23 Videos for Change is a worldwide community of young people creating original, short-form video content on issues that matter most to them. They are global citizens championing diverse viewpoints that animate our collective future. One idea. One video. One minute at a time. The TIE gallery showcases videos produced by participating international school students.

Jun 19, 2023 | tieonline.com | Emily Meadows |Kim LaBaw |Lotus Das-Hyland

(Photo source: Courtney Primus, starryai)--------------------------------------------------------------As someone who has been following the news since I was old enough to rifle through a newspaper, I've always believed in the illuminating power of storytelling, and I've always been aware of whichever natural disaster or human rights violation might be going on in any corner of the globe. Why? Because understanding climate change is not really about ozone depletion or melting ice caps.